rags (Meaning)
rags
torment, tease, to make fun of, clothing, a low quality newspaper, something resembling a rag, a waste piece of cloth, newspaper, a sleazy newspaper, torment sense 2, tease, an outburst of boisterous fun, clothes usually in poor or ragged condition, a waste or worn piece of cloth, shabby or very worn clothing, to rail at, any of various hard rocks, a large roofing slate that is rough on one side, a composition in ragtime, prank
Synonyms & Antonyms of rags
Synonyms:
- sportswear
- gaudery
- civvies
- frippery
- mufti
- underwear
- habiliment(s)
- tatters
- ensemble
- finery
- habit
- frock
- wearables
- haberdashery
- pretties
- glad rags
- bravery
- getup
- civies
- vestiary
- caparison
- outfit
- rig
- foofaraw
- trumpery
- garderobe
- nightclothes
- smallclothes
- guise
- outerwear
- ready-to-wear
- regalia
- gaiety
- tawdry
- tailoring
- sleepwear
- array
- clobber
- wardrobe
- couture
- underclothes
- trim
- gayety
Antonyms:
rags Sentence Examples
- The homeless man huddled in the cold, his rags barely protecting him from the elements.
- The ragged boy scavenged for scraps of food, his clothes torn and faded.
- The soldiers wore torn and dirty rags as they marched through the desolate battlefield.
- The factory workers' ragged overalls bore witness to their long hours of toil.
- The old woman's shawl was a patchwork of faded rags, each piece carrying a story.
- The antique dealer had a collection of vintage haute couture gowns, some as delicate as rags.
- The hurricane left a trail of destruction in its wake, homes reduced to twisted piles of rags.
- The beggar's tattered rags couldn't conceal his piercing blue eyes and gentle smile.
- The father wept as he held his newborn son wrapped in clean, white rags.
- The cleaning lady's mop left streaks of dirty rags across the marble floor.
FAQs About the word rags
torment, tease, to make fun of, clothing, a low quality newspaper, something resembling a rag, a waste piece of cloth, newspaper, a sleazy newspaper, torment se
garments, clothing, dress, attire,clothes,apparel, togs, garb, vestments, costume
endorses, praises,approves, indorses, sanctions, lauds,extols,extolls
The homeless man huddled in the cold, his rags barely protecting him from the elements.
The ragged boy scavenged for scraps of food, his clothes torn and faded.
The soldiers wore torn and dirty rags as they marched through the desolate battlefield.
The factory workers' ragged overalls bore witness to their long hours of toil.
